Sentence examples for outside lamps from inspiring English sources

Some houses still have their outside lamps on, which spray light on the stone.

According to sustainable home design, light from outside lamps should shine from the fitting at a 30 degree angle, so that no direct light shines up into the sky or onto neighbours.

Outside, clean all windows, doors, eaves, walkways, patios and outdoor lamps.

We live in brightly illuminated rooms on streets devoid of the terror of something moving just outside the lamp light.

Not here, despite the warm carers and the careful touches to make residents feel as if they are in the outside world: lamp-posts in the corridor and garden gates to the bedrooms.

The sample is located outside the lamp for easy access and interchangeability.

The lucky ones could string lamps outside and often set up tables for impromptu pinochle or canasta card games.

After speaking for forty-five minutes, Witherspoon walked across the street with me to Tako Sushi and we sat outside, where heat lamps warmed us.

The street lamps outside lit the edges of the room, and Hassan looked around, trying to find an object to focus on.

We just have the lights of the, uh, orange street lamps outside shining through the very thick grates, and they're illuminating blood on their faces, bruises all over them.

Would Sir Edward Grey, the British Foreign Secretary, be remembered half so well had he not mused, after seeing a lamplighter turning up the gas lamps outside his office on the eve of the First World War, "The lamps are going out all over Europe; we shall not see them lit again in our lifetime"?